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1.2.0

• Added fluent helpers to replace the Csv.ProcessFoo methods with something that's easier to maintain without being meaningfully less convenient to use (#15).
• Deprecated the ability to ignore a leading UTF-8 byte order mark inside the header-aware visitor, per #14.
  • Instead, it's up to the source of the input to skip (or not skip) sending a leading UTF-8 BOM to the tokenizer in the first place.
  • By default, all the fluent helpers from the previous bullet point will ignore a leading UTF-8 BOM if present. This behavior may be disabled by chaining .WithIgnoreUTF8ByteOrderMark(false).
• Improved how the header-aware visitor behaves when the creator requests very high limits (#17).
• Fixed a rare off-by-one issue in the header-aware visitor that would happen when a header is exactly as long as the configured maximum and its last byte is exactly the last byte of the input chunk that happens to contain it (#16).

1.1.0

• Several further performance optimizations. Most significantly, inlining and tuning a critical ReadOnlySpan<T> extension method.
  • In some cases, this increased throughput by a factor of 3.
• Added hooks for visitor implementations to detect situations where the stream does not conform to the RFC 4180 rules for quoted fields (#4)
• Added support to customize the field delimiter byte (#11)
• Added helpers to avoid having to use CsvTokenizer directly in most cases (#9, #10)
• Added an intermediate abstract visitor class that handles UTF-8 encoded headers (#5)

Initial release.

Supports fast reading of CSV files encoded in UTF-8.